No magic circle crochet

A magic ring or magic circle is essential for beginner's crochet. Join us and learn how to make a magic ring in crochet. You'll be able to create a bunch of fun amigurumi and crochet projects once you know the magic ring.

Today we want to share with you a special post: Mastering the Magic Circle Technique in Crochet Crocheting in the round can create beautiful and seamless

Emese on Instagram: "It took me a while to figure this out but now I’m so happy I know how to do the magic circle. So many patterns start with a magic ring and it gives a nice tight start with no gaps at the beginning of your project. I hope you’ll find this useful. #crocheting #crochettips #crochetreel #crochettutorial #crochet #crochetgram #crochetgeek #crocheteveryday #crochetmakesmehappy #crochetersoftheworld #crochettherapy #crochetaddict #yarnlovers #yarnlove #yarnaddict #yarnlife…

Móhu Makes on Instagram: "Just a simple beginner crochet tutorial for a magic ring (also called a magic loop, magic circle, or adjustable ring). Save it for later! When I was learning to crochet, I used to get annoyed with tutorial videos because they waffle around and take forever to show you how to do a simple thing. So I’ll be making some quick little video tutorials with no waffling. Do you prefer lots of talking, or do you like tutorials that just get straight to the point?…

🫶🏾 BLK GRL CROCHET CLUB 🧶 on Instagram: "MAGIC KNOT >>> magic circle 🧶 try this hack to help you start any crochet project requiring a circular base! i could never get the “X over your fingers” magic circle no matter how many Youtube tutorials i watched 😅 why is it so difficult?? i stumbled upon this technique one day when i accidentally pulled the tail of my slipknot through the loop… hence the name MAGIC KNOT! 🪢 WHICH WAY DO YOU PREFER? 👀💬"

Starting crochet with the MAGIC RING (magic circle, magic loop) is quick and easy. Just wrap the yarn around one finger. Make sure to finish yarn end so it d...

Let's see what a magic circle or magic ring really is? A crochet magic circle or a magic ring is a simple way to start crochet in the round. You just start crocheting in an adjustable loop by finishing the first round stitches you are required for the pattern. Once you are done, just pull the loop tight. And ta-dah, no more annoying hole left in the center of your first round. Isn't that just great? The most difficult part of all my crocheting efforts is the one which starts crocheting with…

betty 🪐 crochet artist, tester & crafty gal on Instagram: "Hellloooo sorry I haven't posted in like a week I know the algorithm is gonna make me pay for that but I just haven't had the time to make content and the next few weeks are gonna be busy but I'm still here so I will try to post as much as I can ! To continue with my mini series on crochet tips and tutorials, here is how I make a magic ring/circle. This is a technique that many people find very difficult and tend to ignore…

Brittany on Instagram: "Crochet a circle with no hole in the center 👌 Magic Ring!"

Dalong | Crochet Plushies | Amigurumi on Instagram: "I love magic rings to start amigurumi! But it's so hard - no, IMPOSSIBLE - to do with fluffy yarn 😭 I've been doing it using this method after seeing it and been loving it! Are you team magic ring? Or team chain 2? #crochetinspiration #magicring #amigurumiaddict #crochetfriends #crochettutorial"